The Wrong Woman

Chapter 260

A chill ran down Suzanne’s spine, sending shivers through her body as beads of cold sweat formed upon her back.

A voice crackled through the headphones, the artificial intelligence’s. first words breaking the silence. “Iris recognition successful.

Welcome to the personal information system, Mila. How may I assist you today?”

“Mila?” Suzanne pondered. Though Nathan had mentioned this name a few times, Suzanne couldn’t conceive of it belonging to her.

The subsequent revelation left her reeling with shock, her senses overwhelmed. Trembling, she uttered, “Who am I?”

The Al answered, “You’re Mila Winkler, also known as Wanda Hoffis.

or formerly Sally Hoffis. Aged 25, you were born in Norvania to a father of the same origin and a mother from Sunterland.

“You acquired Sunterland nationality at the age of 14. Your academic journey culminated in dual doctoral degrees from the Sunterland National Defense University.

“You hold the esteemed title of research scientist in chemistry, along

with a first-class military engineer status, recognized as a pivotal asset of Sunterland.”

Removing the headphones, Suzanne’s complexion paled, her gaze distant as she stared ahead. Tears welled in her eyes, and her lips

trembled, betraying the storm raging within her.

to burst from her chest as she grappled with the staggering

get on terms with this new reality,

mere castaway who was abandoned by her family she truly be Mila, the one sought after by by the

her feet, staggering low toward Phoebe, and

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she observed Suzanne’s pallid face

She feared Suzanne might not yet